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Looking for advice ? Quit that job. Hopefully, they at least upgrade to Domino https://www.ibm.com/us-en/marketplace/enterprise-email

He did a LOT of shadow humor. http://www.physics.umd.edu/deptinfo/facilities/lecdem/services/avmats/slides/thumbs.php?title=O4 Scroll down, there are about 5 of them there...

Which is exactly my point. I think the cut line would require decisions. it is just a rough outline, do we need the internal bit cut out, do we need each chain link to be weeded out - it is the designers job to make such decisions, not some prepress guy. or prepress system. adding registrtaion...

Hi Stephen - so, could it trace a fire hydrant ( see attached file namedFire_Hydrant_.jpg ) like this ? ( I don't think anything cant automatically - but would LOVE to be wrong ! )

Steven - yeah - Any system can either use a TrimBox present within a PDF, or add a TrimBox to a PDF - the issue at hand is two fold. 1. Examine the art and create a cutline - 2. Place Registration marks every N-inches with two in close proximity of a corner ( to communicate where to "start" )...

If someone built a storefront template within PressWise storefront, one could of course add dies - most of our customer use a spot color set to overprint. When PressWise then steps in repearts the PDF - lets saw something like a CR80 https://www.idzone.com/800303UPGQ-PF.html? Then of course...

Pasharp; http://www.foundereagle.com/products/packaging_solution/PaSharp/index.htm

good example of what SZmetana explained - look at Pantone 151 - that super saturated "cheeto" orange. if you printed that with SWOP or even GRACoL CMYK, you would get NOTHING like that Spot Color Orange - it is a CMYK simulation, and with only Y and M, you will never get close. But may DFEs will...

If you have ever had to work with LaTex files ( think Match books ! ) , you might be so very happy Distiller sill exists !

http://www.pdf-direct.com/ Probably good for office documents where you need to make simple changes Enfocus PitStop understand preprerss issues like spot colors, transparency settings, overprints and offers tools to apply prepress changes / conversions

yes, if you start with a spot color and convert that to CMYK, of COURSE C,M,Y and K would overprint ! Yes, glad you understand that ... Yes, if the spot color is set to overprint, that would meant that plate is solid - and to "view" that you would need some method to "simulate" that on...

besides the term "insufficient bleed" - seems like this is a dead cut ( that is, you are not having bleed ) and the registration is off. Manufacturing errors are probably common when you perform dead cuts ( because you don't want waste ) - with a dead cut there is zero tolerance for error - but...

Hi. We are a software developer and we sell a Print MIS system named PressWise. We are not a printer or have any relationship with any print system vendor. We set up the COST and PRICE for each press system, and I help customer with set up and implementation. I can tell you that while MANY if...

it means RUN ! ( as in, run a job and see if it works ) :p

We are working on a storefront to land fill solution, but we find we still need to type on a keyboard when writing the bot code

You can do some crazy things using (and embedding ) a custom Output intent. When I worked for AGFA, you could always count on me for a YES vote on doing this before you make the PDF. But then we discovered that this makes a very 'device dependent' PDF ( as in, this PDF will only work within this...

Hey Joe, what did you decide on ?

Hi - I work for Datatech SmartSoft, and we develop and market a print MIS system named PressWise - not here to sell that but one of the things that PressWise offeres is a way to set up a press device so that - when you quote an print job, it will calculate / predict not just the COST and PRICE...

I recall - from my days at Compose - we sold an app called Star Proof - it would not only make the swatches as a PDF, but when we printed them, we could measure and it would grade the deltaE. http://michaelejahn.blogspot.com/2010/06/one-of-tougher-things-to-do-with-color.html

OpenOffice ? - sounds like a bug https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?t=41271